Radlfurt

Munich, Germany

September 23, 2010, 14:15 UTC (16:15 local time)

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This place right in front of Munich's City Hall is always a busy place. As you can see from the huge bicycle sign on the ground the road is officially a bike lane which can be used to cross the large pedestrian zone. Regular motorized traffic has to stay out but buses and taxis are still allowed.

As if this area isn't already crowded enough also Rickshaws (which for a couple of years serve as a tourist attraction in Munich) try to pick up customers here and now even strange "Beer Bikes" can be seen. What comes next?

Location

Europe / Germany

Lat: 48° 8' 13.6" N
Long: 11° 34' 33.9" E

Elevation: 529 m (1735 ft)

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